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Tilt Shift Original Grid Lines

Software Technique

Photoshop Tilt-Shift Filter Effect for Macro Background Blur

August 9, 2015 Chris 0 Comments blur, Common Lizard, Filter, Photoshop CC, Tilt-shift, tutorial

Photoshop CC has several blur filters – including a tilt-shift filter that is more intended for landscape / architectural usage.

Oil on Water (5)

Technique Video

How to Take Oil on Water Bubble Pictures

January 24, 2015July 30, 2015 ChrisA 0 Comments how to, macro, Oil on Water, tutorial, Video

The video above is a short “How to” tutorial on how to take Oil on Water bubble photographs, like I

Applying the Blur

Photoshop 2014 – Focus Blur Tutorial

August 20, 2014October 29, 2014 Chris 1 Comment Bokeh, Butterfly, Canon 100mm F2.8 USM, Canon 650D, Chalkhill Blue, Depth of Field, Field Blur, Filter, Focus Area Select, macro, Photoshop, tutorial

Adobe has added a new Focus Blur Selection and Filter to Photoshop 2014 ( Creative Cloud ). This Blur is

Selection

Replacing a Background with Select Colour in Photoshop CS5

May 27, 2011October 4, 2012 Chris 0 Comments Butterfly, Canon MPE-65mm, Photoshop CS5, Select Colour, Small Pearl Bordered Fritillary, tutorial

This is a tutorial on using the Select Colour tool in Photoshop CS5 to replace a background with a single

Start of Weevil Stack

Focus Stacking with Helicon Focus Tutorial

September 24, 2010October 5, 2010 Chris 3 Comments Focus Stacking, Helicon, Helicon Focus, Stack, tutorial, weevil

In the second of my series of tutorial articles looking at stacking software, I take a look at focus stacking

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Stacking Macro Photographs in Photoshop

September 17, 2010January 7, 2013 Chris 0 Comments Photoshop CS5, stacked, Stacking, tutorial

I’ve recently been experimenting stacking macro shots in various stacking tools. I intend to add some tutorials on some of

Simple Macro Equipment – Focusing Tubes and Teleconverter

October 23, 2009July 27, 2013 Chris 0 Comments focusing tubes, teleconverter, tutorial

A simple way to get started with macro photography is to use your existing lens with either a teleconverter or